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Ting Shao Kuang
An Artist for the Ages
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"Cherry
Blossom"
Printer: Some Fine Art Press
1988
40" X 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Ashima at Sunrise"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1986
40" x 38"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Distant
Dreams"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1988
40" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Huntress"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1989
46" x 35"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Amorous Feeling
of Xishuangbanna"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Dawn of the
Yunnan School"
60 1/2" x 40"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Friendship Along
the River"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1987
40" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Echoe"
48" x 40"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Harmony"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1986
40" x 38"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Golden
Empress"
39" X 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Dreaming of the
Zoo"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1988
41" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Golden Age in
India"
Printer: Some Fine Art Press
1989
38 1/4" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Illumination of a
Buddah"
24" x 24"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Hunting
Ages"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1990
38" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Motherhood"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1988
37 x 33 1/2
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Messenger"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1990
38" x 38"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Homage to
Chikako"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1988
37" x 33 1/2"
Limited Edition
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"Lullaby"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1989
34" x 34"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Patterns"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1988
37" x 33 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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Paradise
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1986
40" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Pisces"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1987
40" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
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"Phoenix
Lady"
24" x 24"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Wind and
Sea"
Printer: Some Fine Art Press
1989
41" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"The Bride"
32 3/4" x 33"
1990
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Song of
Freedom"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Mother and
Child"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1986
40" x 36 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Peaceful
World"
Printer: Some Fine Art Press
1990
39 1/2" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Reminiscence"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1990
38 1/2" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
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"Purple
Dreams"
Printer: Some Fine Art Press
1989
39" x 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Silk Road"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1987
40" X 37 1/2"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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"Vayage on the Mei-kang"
Printer: Soma Fine Art Press
1989
43 1/2" x 35"
Limited Edition
Serigraph
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Bronze Sculptures
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"Ancient Civilization"
Bronze Sculpture
13"
Limited Edition
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"Huntress"
Bronze Sculpture
20"
Limited Edition
1989
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"Golden Wind"
Bronze Sculpture
23"
Limited Edition
1990
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"Flight"
Bronze Sculpture
26"
Limited Edition
1989
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"Spring Rain"
Bronze Sculpture
26"
Limited Edition
1989
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...Ting Shao
Kuang, a prominent contemporary Chinese painter
in America, has produced works characterized by a combination of
traditional Chinese
painting techniques and the more expressive Western art forms.
He has created a unique style that does not belong exclusively to the
East or the West, but to the world. Ting Shao
Kuang was born in Chenggu, a village located in
the Norhern province of Shanxi, China in
1939. In order to survive his loneliness and alienation, Ting turned to painting
for solace. By age 11, he was painting every day, using cooking oil
as a medium for his pigment. Despite his lack of
adequate supplies, he evidenced such remarkable talent that, in 1954, he
was given the opportunity to attend the prestigious high school
affiliated with the Central
Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing. In 1957, Ting was accepted at Jeijing's Central Academy of Arts and Crafts.
Although he was taught "socialist Realism" in his classes, it was
during this time that he discovered the works of Picasso, Matisse and
Modigliani. The paintings of these artists inspired him to
experiment with new themes and techniques....
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